Hamas’s sexual terrorism is laid bare and still the world chooses to look the other way Camilla Long The scene of Hamas atrocities at the Nova music festival on October 7, 2023. Exhaustive witness accounts were published last week in the report by the Civil Commission Next image › There are many ways evil people attack those they hate. First and foremost, they physically harm them. They burn, rape and kill. Then they shame and terrorise them: celebrating massacres, live-streaming murders. But there is one weapon far more devastating than all of this. It’s cheap and widely available. That weapon is, of course, silence. To read any one of the 298 pages of the Civil Commission’s report, published last week, on the rapes carried out by Hamas on October 7 is to be plunged back into hell. There is not only the graphic horror of it — the maimings, the torture, the shocking sexual violence — but the knowledge that, in the days, months and years after it happened, many people preten...
